Questions and Answers
If one roll of masking tape costs $1.15, how many rolls can Max buy with at least $5.75?
How many more cups of sugar does Lisa need to put in if the recipe calls for more than 7 cups and she has already put in 2 cups?
5 cups
How many tape measures can Max buy if each costs $4.50 and he has at most $18.00?
4 tape measures
What is the cost of one roll in a package of 4 rolls that costs over $4.32?
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How much money did Taylor have before buying a salad if she paid $5.00 and has no more than $27.00 left?
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What is the weight of one package of Matt's purchase if the total weight is 40 pounds and he bought 5 packages?
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How much money did Marissa get for cleaning if she had $22.50 and now has over $32.00?
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How much more does Zach need to save to buy an iPod that costs $145 if he has saved $55?
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How much money did Dustin and Jeremy find if they split it evenly and each got more than $24.28?
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What was the total bill at the restaurant if each of the four friends' share exceeded $13.00?
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Study Notes
Inequality Word Problems Study Notes
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One roll of masking tape costs $1.15. If Max has at least $5.75, he can buy a minimum of 5 rolls.
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Lisa is making muffins with a recipe requiring over 7 cups of sugar. Since she has already added 2 cups, she needs more than 5 additional cups.
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Max's employer has a budget of $18.00 for tape measures priced at $4.50 each. This limits him to purchasing a maximum of 4 tape measures.
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Trent discovers packages of 4 rolls of masking tape priced over $4.32. This indicates the cost of each roll exceeds $1.08.
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Taylor had at most $27.00 left after spending $5.00 on a salad. Therefore, she originally had no more than $32.00.
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Matt purchased 5 packages of items that collectively weigh at least 40 pounds, resulting in the weight of each package being at least 8 pounds.
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Marissa had $22.50 last Friday. After earning some money over the weekend, her total now exceeds $32.00, indicating she received more than $9.20.
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Zach saved $55 towards an iPod costing at least $145. To afford the iPod, he still needs to save a minimum of $90.00 more.
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Dustin and Jeremy found money and split it. Each received more than $24.28, meaning the total amount they discovered exceeds $48.46.
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Daphaney and her three friends split a restaurant bill. If each person's share was more than $13.00, the total bill must exceed $52.
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This quiz focuses on solving various inequality word problems. Participants will engage with real-world scenarios involving budgeting, measurements, and quantities. Test your understanding of inequalities and how they apply to everyday situations.